"Out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing, there is a field. I will meet you there." -- Rumi
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OUR MISSION
Dharma Field Meditation and Learning Center is a community dedicated to the practice of Zen and the teachings of Buddhism in a setting not bound to any one culture. We welcome everyone. FULFILLING OUR MISSION
At our center in Minneapolis we offer daily meditation, sesshins, Dharma talks, social and special events, as well as volunteer opportunities open to all. We also offer a multi-year curriculum in Buddhist studies and study groups which provide a thorough background in the teachings of the Buddha, Zen, and the Wisdom teachings of the Mahayana. If you’re new, click below for suggestions as to where and how to begin exploring our offerings. Note: Due to concerns regarding COVID-19, some offerings may not be offered. Please contact the Dharma Field office if you have questions. Meet the Dharma Field Board of Trustees
Kate Lucas and Michael Coty: Co-Board Chairs Pat Quinn: Treasurer Beau Elkington: Secretary Cindy Cuccia: member-at-large New TO DHARMA FIELD OR ZEN?
Listen to meditation instruction Dharma Field offers six brief audio lessons on meditation. Also, please join us on the third Saturday morning of each month for a conversation on meditation practice with one of Dharma Field's teachers. Please come with questions about your practice. Contact the Dharma Field office for a Zoom invitation to the monthly discussion. Attend a Sunday talk | 10 a.m. Sunday talks are free and open to everyone. Currently, they are only offered via Zoom. Please contact the Dharma Field office for a Zoom invitation. Attend Wednesday evening programming| 8 p.m. On Wednesday evenings, Dharma Field offers a variety of programming, including study groups and free, public talks. Currently all are offered solely through Zoom. If you are interested, please contact the Dharma Field office for an invitation. Register for classes You are welcome to start your exploration with classes, though there is a charge for them. Three courses: The Four Noble Truths, The Eightfold Noble Path, and The Practice of Meditation are each ideal for those beginning an exploration of Buddhism. |
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